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Buffalo Bills QB Tarvaris Jackson received the first snaps during organized team activities Monday, May 13. He was followed by QB Kevin Kolb and EJ Manuel. Head coach Doug Marrone said the quarterback rotation likely will change daily.
Fantasy Impact: This is a wide open competition for the starting job in Buffalo.
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Buffalo Bills head coach Doug Marrone indicated QBs EJ Manuel, Kevin Kolb and Tarvaris Jackson will split reps with the first-team offense once offseason workouts begin.
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Buffalo Bills QBs Kevin Kolb and Tarvaris Jackson may compete for one roster spot during training camp if the team drafts a quarterback that they believe can be their franchise quarterback.
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Buffalo Bills QB Kevin Kolb likely will have an edge over QB Tarvaris Jackson for the starting quarterback job because his contract is expected to be worth as much as $13 million.
Fantasy Impact: We wouldn't hand the job to anyone at this point. It is wide open.
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The Buffalo Bills re-signed QB Tarvaris Jackson to an undisclosed deal Friday, Feb. 15.
Fantasy Impact: Jackson could be given a shot to compete for the starter's job in 2013. Nothing is certain, though.
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Updating a previous report, Buffalo Bills QB Tarvaris Jackson signed a one-year deal that could be worth as much as $4.5 million.
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The New York Jets could show interest in impending free-agent QB Tarvaris Jackson this offseason because general manager John Idzik was a supporter of Jackson when they were both with the Seattle Seahawks.
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Buffalo Bills QB Tarvaris Jackson is expected to remain third on the depth chart the rest of this season. Head coach Chan Gailey does not envision Jackson challenging backup QB Tyler Thigpen. 'It would be very tough for Tarvaris to challenge for that spot this year because of limited reps (in practice),' Gailey said. 'Fitz takes almost every rep we have on offense during the course of the week. The backup gets very few reps through the course of practice. So it's hard for him to get the reps necessary to make a viable charge at this point for that position.'
Buffalo Bills general manager Buddy Nix said QB Tarvaris Jackson is having problems moving up the depth chart because he is not getting many reps during practice since he is the No. 3 quarterback. Nix said Jackson has been working at learning the offense and has been at all the meetings but is not getting the practice time.
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Buffalo Bills head coach Chan Gailey said QB Tarvaris Jackson still has a lot to learn regarding the offense and will remain the No. 3 quarterback for now. QB Tyler Thigpen will continue to be the No. 2 quarterback.
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